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A third of UK musicians are considering quitting the industry
A new study by the Musicians’ Union (MU) in the UK has found that 34% of musicians are considering leaving…
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Oksana Lyniv to make Bayreuth Festival first
The Bayreuth Festival has announced that Oksana Lyniv will be the first woman to conduct on its opening night. Lyniv…
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James Levine secret settlement revealed
The Met Opera paid James Levine USD3.5m (€3m) in compensation when he was fired over sexual misconduct allegations. Levine was…
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San Francisco Opera puts through pay cuts
San Francisco Opera (SFO), having cancelled its fall 2020 season due to COVID, has agreed a new contract with its…
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New fund supports artists of colour in Australia
A new fund has been set up to help support Bla(c)k, Indigenous and POC theatre performers in Australia. The Artists of…
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Boston Symphony Orchestra musicians agree pay cut
Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO) has agreed to a new deal with its musicians. The headline statistic is that the musicians…
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Clore Leadership Programme announces diversity aims for 2021
The Clore Leadership Programme has laid out its plans for 2021, including a greater focus on helping BAME leaders. Clore fellow…
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Deadline approaches for art innovation award worth €150,000
Art Explora and Académie des beaux-arts have teamed up for a new innovation prize, with €150,000 set to be distributed.…
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Violinist sues his former quartet for half a million
A violinist is suing his former quartet, claiming they forced him to resign due to pressure from the Chinese Government.…
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Intercultural Leadership Institute gives USD5m to support artists of colour
The Intercultural Leadership Institute (ILI) is distributing USD5m (€4.2m) to organisations working with artists of colour in the US. The…